has brought discredit to the department credits. >> reporter: like hearing to appeal and make recommendations as the manager will make the final decisions so that to the be appealed in but arbitration. these are not criminal charges of just an internal discipline within the city of richmond for

criminal charges we reached out to the contra costa county district attorney's they have not returned recall >> reporter: " a police officer and the police sex scandal made his first court appearance. hongkron4's haaziq madyun was in court when the officer faced a >>:"is he prepared to enter a plea?" >>:"yes your honor at this time we will enter pleas of not guilty" >> reporter:oakland police officer brian bunton made his first court appearance friday here at the alameda county superior court house in hayward. he pled not guilty to the following charges: felony obstruction of justice and misdemeanor engaging in an act of prostitution >>:"you understand you have a right.?"

"yes your honor" >> reporter:brian bunton's attorney says his client is a 40-year-old husband and father who has been an oakland police officer for less than two years. he is alleged to have sent text messages warning jasmine abuslin about oakland police prostitution sting operations "officer bunton did cooperate, he gave a full statement, in that statement he expressed remorse and took responsibility for some of the actions and we believe the facts are going to support some of those statements that he made" bunton is the first of 5- officers charged by the alameda county d.a. to make a court appearance. his bail was set $12,500 dollars. he has until monday to pay or surrender himself to the santa rita jail. bunton's pretrial hearing has been is scheduled for october 21st. in hayward haaziq madyun kron4news

another big story we are following tonight. police have identified the man who was shot and killed during an argument in berkeley. 19-year old ignacio francis of berkeley was shot after a suspect fired into a group of men and women. it happened last night near the ashby bart station. at the intersection of fairview and adeline streets. just after 7:30. tonight.officers are still searching for the suspect in this case. the shooting is under investigation. >> reporter: the are reports you're in female firefighters back and 15 percent of the want dolls than 662 san francisco

firefighters are women and the human-resources department would not elaborate on investigation personnel matters are private carried however in a letter obtained joanne hayes after conducting a month-long investigation and their fire incidents and retaliatory behavior a station to and leadership of the company and of italian models. transferals will take place october 8th.

correcting all firefighters to sign and return and and the personnel file. when did say in 2016. >> reporter: officers are still searching and the shooting is under investigation. they have now step up patrols in the area.

wildly different accounts of the"don't shoot him. don't shootnew video out today. from the wife of keith scott. as charlotte police surround his his son. a few moments later, shot and killed the 43-year old as he a warning. it's shaky, and graphic at times. and it won't end the debate over whether keith scott was carrying he doesn't have a gun. he has a t.b.i.. he is not going to do anything to you guys. he just took his police her husband suffers from a traumatic brain injury as they : keith, don't let them break car. keith! don't you do it.

keith, get out the car. keith! keith! don't you do it! don't do it! the video shows him getting out shots what we do not see in these images is a gun. it's impossible to tell if scott but there is no sign of the apparent weapon visible in this photograph, taken at the scene later. charlotte police say a handgun was recovered at the scene, reportedly with scott's blood and d=n=a on it. their videos yesterday. you can see what appears to be some type of object in his hand but he never raises it at any point. scott's mother says the book was actually the quran. she says he read it every day "that's what he was reading. because he loved to read that book." hillary clinton used twitter today to urge charlotte police to release their videos. the democratic candidate also announced plans to visit before her debate with donald trump. >> grant:49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is getting some sharp criticism today.as kap keeps protesting what he says is police brutality and racial inequity in america. today hall of famer mike ditka was blunt.saying he has no respect for kaepernick.

the former bears coach and a current espn analyst went on to say during a radio interview on 105-3 the fan in dallas: "i think it's a problem. anybody who disrespects this country and the flag," "if they don't like the country they don't like our flag. get the hell out." "i see opportunities if people want to look for opportunity -- now if they don't want to look for them -- then you can find problems with anything," "but this is the land of opportunity because you can be anything you want to be if you work.

if you don't work. that's a different problem. " kaepernick has not responded to the criticism. the officer accused of fatally shooting a black man in tulsa, oklahoma--- is out of jail. in the south bay. the family of the woman known as "miss flo". who was badly beaten during a home invasion robbery in san jose.is demanding justice. the man accused of the brutal beating was in court today. kron four's rob fladeboe reports.despite a delay, the family is not giving up.

>> grant: many issues related to the video police have-body camp footage as a family really seem to the public. it may be early so far there is a car amid a and set wins and i am pleased protesters clashed last it was better tonight we will wait and see and keep an eye on the situation in charlotte.

the call >> grant: the fire is

under investigation. we know the identity of the man who police say still patrol car crashed then cause was on lines of the bridge to shut down for hours last night. police arrested 21 year-old chambers the whole thing started because state east bay campus and hayward chambers was involved and being treated by paramedics. chambers drove through the city of hayward before crashing chambers is not suspected of being under the influence and offices are trying to figure out why chambers did what he they say he did. trying

to figure out why the city's building inspection into structural issues involving the millenium tower. the 58-story tower has sunk 16 inches since its completion in 2009. engineers had predicted it would sink just 4 to 6 inches over its lifetime. building inspection officials said yesterday that they did not launch an inquiry until a person living near the building called the city last month. the inquiry happen this year despite a 2009 letter from a former city official that questioned the rate the building was settling. >> reporter: as that ironically get to the summer alt fog and. right now nice live shot and berkeley area looking back at the golden gate bridge we are

looking at a great evening outside. nice and clear right now we see all whole lot of that this weekend and folks heading to the custom enjoying the sunshine temperatures heating not tomorrow and getting high especially sunday and monday. 77 san jose fairly comfortable as the central valley lot of eighties. and really pleasant weather. even almost 80 degrees by monday and then and toward

sunday monday it temperatures '90s maybe even triple digits even 80s right along the coastline and plan on nine days in land or on the bay in the '70s, on sunday and monday much cooler weather toward the end of the week. the delay will be held at 7 tonight greene street mortuary and her funeral be tomorrow at series cathedral at 10:00.

>> reporter:at night. passersby say hickory street turns dark sot- "uh, very dark, yes." and, it appears criminals are

catching on and taking advantage. mike hall passes through here by car and on foot five days a week. sot- "and, i've noticed in this alley, there's been a lot of broken glass from broken car windows -- more so in the last couple of weeks." which leads us to what happened to a 59-year-old woman here at around 9-45 thursday night. sot- "she feared for her life greatly." san francisco police say while the victim was standing by her car, she was approached by two teenage boys, ranging between 16 and 18 years old. >>:sot- "one of them asked her for the keys to her vehicle and he brandished a knife at the victim." >> reporter:officer giselle talkoff says after a brief struggle, the woman gave up the keys. but as she dialed 9-11 while the suspects jumped into her car. one of the carjackers grabbed her cellphon before she could get the call out. sot- "both suspects jumped into the vehicle and two two other suspects joined them and they took off on van ness." >> reporter:the car was eventually recovered in the mission district. the susptects still on the run.

in this case the victim was not injured. nevertheless a good reminder to park in the city with caution. sot- "i'd never park my car over night, uh ,here and i'd certainly never leave anything visible. you don't know what's going to tempt someone." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> grant:deputies in sacramento county have released a dramatic video that shows a home invasion robbery. the video shows two men who come up to a woman right at her front door. one of the men grabs her from behind and the other runs up and covers her mouth. she told deputies the two men left in separate vehicles and described them as black males between 18 and 25. detectives say they have seen an increase in the number of criminals targeting asian people - specifically women. >>:"they're alone, they're female, they're smaller in stature." >>:"from now on, i gonna go and get the gun to protect myself and my kid." >> reporter:and in some cases -

criminals assume they have cash on hand. officers say most of the crimes are happening between 8pm and 2am. now at 5:30. we are monitoring the situation in north carolina. as a 4th night of unrest is expected. over the recent police shooting of a black man. you are taking a live look at charlotte.

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last >> reporter: night as we watched the live picture coming to the news room we saw the protest with violence and property damage of the past two nights as a signal to these live

pictures people largely on the streets chanting holding coasters with that seen any leading the results last few nights. we will continue to follow this breaking story in the state's right here on news at 5 and online kron4news-dot- com >> grant: officer betty shelby was booked on first-degree manslaughter charges this morning and released shortly after that on a 50-thousand-dollars bond. >> grant:shelby shot and killed terence crutcher after his s-u-v broke down in the middle of a road last week. her attorney says crutcher was acting strangely when she approached him. and shelby thought he was reaching for a weapon in his car. but police videos show crutcher walking towards his car with his hands raised before he was shot.

and there was no weapon found in his vehicle. in oklahoma, the penalty for first-degree manslaughter is four years to life in prison. and the meical examiner had released the cause of death of terence crutcher -- the oklahoma city medical examiner's office found he died of a penetrating gunshot wound of the chest. and they ruled his death a homicide. the toxicology results and autopsy report are not completed yet. >> reporter:hillary clinton and donald trump are both off the campaign trail today. both are getting ready for their first debate on monday night.

and as jim acosta reports. 'race in america'. will likely be a crucial subject during the debate. meanwhile, democratic nominee hillary clinton plans to visit charlotte, north carolina, sunday. one day before the debate. and. aides to donald trump say the g-o-p nominee may visit charlotte at a later date. takeing a live look outside--- at the embarcadero. with some hot temperatures on the way. >> reporter: 30 days of for the debate there what memo make their own wives. between trump and women voters in this new ad

that energizes a clique keep clinton voting bloc. after a busy week of rallies and the stay at office called a strategy session. sources familiar with the debate preparations watching videos of the past debates what clinton is starting briefing books and debate performances for ways to get under his skin. all they're having low expectations for the canada gop nominee has been trash talking clinton all week. more fodder the announcement from the fbi that clinton aides former to lead the staff were granted limited immunity for information on use of private e-mail server.

both sides of colorful characters college basketball bobby knight is talking all the trumps the chances. a clinton campaign has of a billionaire on their side and mark cuban just got a thunderously to watch clinton overwhelmed from at a humbling on monday.

>> britteny: 9 degrees in concord " compared o ec over the weekend and the 73 san francisco tomorrow 83 in oakland 87 sunny warmth in san jose high pressure and house setting the stage for a great week and adults and over had temperatures warm up tomorrow getting hot as the head and toward sunday monday he advisory's gonna fact that as well. are on the bay area temperatures in the '70s daly city heading in because it should be a beautiful day and then 71 and pacific, have monday 84 impasto 83 redwood city 82 in sunny and sunnyvale. the salt lake temperatures in the '80s the brady's idea after an and

then 93 in livermore 93 concord 84 in castro valley 85 hayward pleasanton looking at 92 and 89 brentwood. >> britteny: 90 in san rose 86 and petaluma 87 about 90 degrees and the weekend looking spectacular loss of sunshine getting hot as we headed toward sunday monday and looks like we cool things down at the end of the week. space-x announced today the cause of the devastating explosion that happened three weeks ago at cape canaveral, florida. >> grant:the company says a breach in its rocket's helium system may have caused the blast. the falcon rocket and a satellite were destroyed during the pre-launch testing. space-x is still pouring through video and data to find any other factors that may have effected the launch. they say launches could resume

as early as novemeber. wine is good for the heart. but a new study suggests that alcohol is not as beneficial as previously believed. that story. at 5:45. and next. the disturbing video. showing a 3-year-old smoke what appears to be marijuana. why officers are now saying. this was not the toddlers first time. stocks are moderately lower on three days of gains. the nasdaq. slipped more than 33 points. and the s&p. lost 12. but

>> reporter: really selling the body camera video but also the- camera video of the shooting today as the wife of keith scott did release a video she taught and in that video of unclear exactly what happens there is a lot of audio you can hear her

screaming to her husband to listen to police commands as you take a look of pictures of hotel in downtown charlotte is sending guests to another hotel and ordered to comply with police and keep gas safe. we're hoping to be able to continue follow these pictures tonight and monitor and then see how these protests escalate. when you hear of peer-pressured pot smokers, you picture first- year college students or coming- of-age teens, not toddlers. that's why a video that police say lamel yancey of arkansas uploaded to facebook is causing furor online. it shows yancey urging a 3-year- old to smoke a joint. from our partners at c-n-n. caitlin reardon reports.

>> reporter: yancy is facing a felony endangering the welfare of a minor charges. brian says that more than 20 years of policing usually nothing surprises him but this case does. what's even more upsetting it appears the the top there has been exposed to the substance before. they contacted the chest and a child taken the arkansas children's hospital fair hair follicle test and later returned to the family. people in the

neighborhood are sounded. how facing a felony in danger in the welfare of a minor and police say more charges could be added.

>> grant: tobacco smoke can leave the 30-year alicea new guinea and dna. >> reporter: blood samples from smoke is the form small smoke as and i asked a chain the chemical sir this in turn affect function show and have acted so as to

a smoking-related disease that in turn, affects how some study leaders say the genes impacted were ones associated with smoking-related diseases. some changes were still seen in people that stopped smoking 30- years ago. experts hope this evidence could be used to identify and develop treatments for smoking-related diseases such as cardiovascular disease and lung cancer. >> grant:new research suggests that alcohol might not be as good for the heart as once thought. the study examined data from the framingham heart study. a large, ongoing study that looks at the risk factors for heart disease. from our partners at c-n-n. kim hutcherson brings us the story. the rate of women dying from pregnancy and childbirth complications in the u-s has increased. a new york times study reports that between 2000 and 20-14 the maternal mortality rate had risen by 27-percent. according to the article --- america's increase put it above

a number of poorer countries whose rates had declined. including iran. vietnam. russia and romania. the world health organization says maternal death is preventable with proper healthcare during pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum. research >> reporter: of point out the findings may not apply to everyone. some people made dramatic preprocessor it was plus the american heart association. . >> reporter: colorado woman is coming her dog stabbed her to her dog sounds like a prank. but it's actually just a complete accident--- here's what happened. >> grant:celinda haynes says her dog, mia, is tall enough to reach the kitchen counter. and actually picked up a freshly

sharpened pairing knife. haynes says when she noticed mia with the knife. she then tempted her with treats to get her to drop the it. but instead. mia ran to her owner excited to get some treats. and with the knife in her mouth. and accidentially cut her. haynes says she received a big old gash--- about four inches long. luckily, there's no nerve damage. haynes says she just needs time to heal and find a really good hiding place for her knives. next how actor brad pitt is looking >> reporter: back toward san francisco alcatraz as well

looking nice and clear right now. 83 a and santa rosa. and the napa valley and then the north they still talking '70s and '80s high-pressure beginning to settle in overhead and it changes coming the sea breeze blowing a more crossly wins. and

then sunday and monday expects all that trouble digit heat and long coastline. those numbers will peak tomorrow afternoon. >> reporter: finally get up and the '70s in the latter part of the afternoon and didn't oakland we find plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures the as members of the up in the '80s. cool down by the end of the week and then

automatically no fog and the pacific this weekend. >> grant: another had a banner that said just release the tapes and all-i cam barrault's refusing to make it previous night's end people marched through downtown el largely

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fighting back. in his very public divorce with angelina jolie. it's now brad's side in the brangelina break-up as their the insider's louis aguirre is in los angeles with more. now that brad has

>> reporter:lawyered up, he is fighting back. today clip: there are new developments in the divorce of angie and brad pitt sat intv dan wakeford people mag re brad pitt 20160923 people 9:11;53 sources close to brad say anything painting him as an abusive dad are just lies and exagerations up until now it's been one side of the brangelina split. but now we are finally hearing a different picture of the pitt's domestic drama on board their private plane! people's deputy editor dan wakeford reports their source says brad was intoxicated during a heated argument with his 15 year old son maddox. there was a child parent altercation on the plane 9:09:41 but the source says things did not get physical/9:10:37 its just an attempt to get full custody of the children.

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on a day one of the police officers accused in a widespread sex scandal makes his first court appearance. the city of richmond drops the hammer on several officers for their involvement. good evening. i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. we begin our coverage with the oakland police officer who went before a judge.

kron 4's haaziq madyun originally broke this story. and was in court, as the officer learned what charges he is going to face. so, mr. bunton would you like to make a comment oakland police officer brian bunton had nothing to say outside the court room here at the alameda county court house in hayward. on friday bunton was arraigned on one count, felony obstruction of justice, and one count, misdemeanor engaging in an act of prostitution. inside the courtroom his attorney entered pleas on his behalf >>:"yes your honor at this time we will enter pleas of not guilty" >> reporter:the attorney representing jasmine abuslin says showing up to court is not enough >>:"we hope that brian bunton will also talk about what he knows about the conspiracy and the scope of this problem in the oakland police department" "there has already been consequences here"

>> reporter:bunton's attorney dirk manoukian says his client has been fully cooperating with the alameda county d.a.'s sex scandal investigation "you know at this point, he is the kind of person that is remorseful for the decisions that he made" some of those alleged decisions include tipping off jasmin abuslin, formerly known as celeste guap, to avoid areas where oakland police were conducting prostitution stings "he obviously knows who else was involved in this sex trafficking of minors" bunton is the first of 5- officers charged by the alameda county d.a. to make a court appearance. his bail was set $12,500 dollars. he has until monday to pay or surrender himself to the santa rita jail. bunton's pretrial hearing has been is scheduled for october 21st. in hayward haaziq madyun kron4news

>> steve:contra costa county has yet to file any criminal charges against officers in the richmond police department. but the city is taking steps of its own to discipline officers for their role in this scandal. kron 4's dan kerman is live for us in richmond tonight with punishments that city handed down today. so here is a quick look at where things stand tonight. five officers have been charged so far in alameda county. we expect two more to face charges at some point. the city of richmond is disciplining nine officers. which includes firing one of them. the contra costa county d-a's office has not yet charged any of them in the case. you can track this case on our website, kron four dot com. you'll find expanded coverage of this case. just click on the story near the top of the page. a big story we're watching: charlotte, north carolina will have curfew in effect tonight after three straight nights of protests over the police shooting death of keith scott. thursday's demonstrations were mostly peaceful. >> reporter: richmond city

manager would not identify the officers or detail their alleged misconduct but quick appeal the discipline recommended. richmond mayor says the behavior has brought discredit to the department and undermines community trust and hopes the discipline will begin to heal those wounds. as in criminal charges those filed by the district attorney's office and have told us that they are investigating we reached out to find out where they are a and

have not returned our calls. five officers charged so far respect to mort that some way and richmond is in disciplining nine officers firing one of them the d.a.'s office has not yet charge any of them in the case. the contract this very carefully. kron4news-dot-com click on this story near the top of the page. >> pam: after three straight nights of protest as steve just mentioned over the shooting

death of chief scott. emily schmidt, with our partners at c- n-n, has a new video released today. taken by scott's wife during the shooting. we do need to warn you. you may disturbing. keith, don't let them break the windows. come on out the car. drop the gun. keith! don't do it. that's the voice of keith scott's wife on video she recorded, he doesn't have a gun. he has a t.b.i. he's not going to do anything to you guys. as a charlotte police officer shot killed her husband. lawyers for the scott family released the video friday, hours after protesters called for the

release of two other videos, these recorded by police. we want the tapes! police have one video from another officer's body camera -- another from a dashboard camera. i wish just based on video evidence it could give us probable cause but it didn't work that way. charlotte's police chief says the case is now with the state bureau of investigation, which he expects to gather more information before releasing the video. charlotte's mayor says the police videos are inconclusive about what scott was holding. scott's family watched the videos as well, their lawyer wants the images released to the public now. you can see what appears to be some type of object in his hand but he never raises it at any point. video recorded by scott's wife doesn't show if scott had a gun. meanwhile, charlotte's leaders say they'll remain on the same level of alert heading into the weekend, hoping a city-wide curfew, the national guard, and a call for calm will work for protesters who have a call release the video! of their own. i'm emily schmidt, reporting. >> pam:the tulsa, oklahoma, police officer charged with killing an unarmed black man, is out on bail tonight. betty shelby turned herself in this morning. and was booked on first- degree manslaughter charges. shelby fatally shot terence crutcher last week. crutcher's s-u-v broke down in the middle of the road. and he had called for help. her lawyer says shelby thought

crutcher was reaching for a gun. no weapon was found in his s-u- v. first- degree manslaughter carries a sentence of four - years to life in prison in oklahoma. >> steve:the two fremont police officers that were shot and injured in the line of duty this summer are both recovering. one officer is now back on full duty and the second officer has been released from the hospital. this is video from the june first incident where the gunman shot one officer after a traffic stop critically injuring him. he then shot another officer at a different location. the suspect was eventually identified as gerald villabrille who barricaded himslef into an unoccupied home and after an hours long standoff with police. killed himself.

a san francisco firefighter was injured while fighting a fire in the city's bernal heights neighborhood this morning this is the aftermath of the fire on prospect avenue. it happened when a portion of the 3-story victorian home fell on him. the firefighter was taken to san francisco general hospital for treatment. he is expected to be ok. >> britteny: as it approaches

the coast by mr. receive very close to temperatures as stepping outside a breezy side right now temperatures in the '70s 64 coast it will stay clear through the evening and had a doubt it should be beautiful to nine and part that looking good on thing the lookout for heating advisory in effect sunday and monday expecting triple digit heat and blend could see 87 is right along the coastline that space will get hot triple digits in the valleys and more water coming up.

kron four's philippe djegal reports from the hayes valley neighborhood. where the victim was confronted. >> reporter:at around 9-45 thursday night. san francisco police say a 59- year-old woman stood alone, in front of her parked car on hickory street near van ness avenue, when two teenage boys approached, possibly 16 to 18 years-old. officer giselle talkoff says one of the suspects demanded her car keys and pulled out a knife. >>:sot- "the victim being fearful of what could happen and her safety, ended up providing the keys to the suspects." >> reporter:but the thieves were not done. officer talkoff says when the victim pulled her phone out to call 9-11 -- one of the suspects swipped it. >>:sot- "both suspects jumped into the vehicle and two other suspects joined them and they took off on van ness." >> reporter:the victim walked away without injuries. police say the car was eventually ditched in the mission district. the suspects still at large. mike hall frequents the area and says hickory street turns into a dark alley at night, but used to be less traveled. sot- "there's a popular restaurant that's opened up here

in this past year, so theres probably a lot of foot traffic from that." it's unclear where the woman was coming from or going. but based on the shear amount of broken glass from bashed in car windows on the street. it's clearly best to park somewhere else and under lights at night if possible sot- "a lot of times, suspects like to lurk in the dark and then they'll just find their victim and its an easy target that way, so just situational awareness." sot- "city parking, you just really need to pick and choose." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. hayward police arersted a man after they say he stole a police patrol car leading officers on a high- speed chase through the city. it all started when hayward police responded to reports of a crash near oaks drive and roxbury lane. one of the drivers involved in that crash, jeffery chambers, was being treated by fire department personnel. that's when officers say he suddenly got up. ran to a nearby police patrol car.jumped in and sped away. chambers then raced through the city before he crashed and rolled the patrol car into a ravine. officers say he was taken into custody with only minor injuries. police say he wasn't on drugs or

alcohol. they are still trying to figure out why he stole the patrol car. chambers is in jail on multiple felony charges. a community pays it forward. see how they are helping a northern california girl as she takes on the fight of her life. and the first presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump is just days a way. a look at what it is on tap this weekend and what you can expect from the candidates. but next: the man accused of a brutal attack on an 88-year-old san jose woman is back in court. as he faced a judge. what we learned about the victim's condition from her family.

she is simply known as "miss flo."

the 88-year-old san jose woman has been in the hospital ever since someone broke into her home. robbed her. and then brutally beat her up. 'miss flo' is still in the intensive care unit and quite frankly, 'she is not doing very well all.' that grim assessment from her nephew, >> steve:pastor michael wallace, of oakland. * * >> pam:and the man who allegedly put her there was back in a san jose courtroom today, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now. >> reporter: and the maximum security wing of the man accused of beating the a year-old san jose man or men made a big court appearance with a large contingent. as factories turn

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wells fargo as a partner in its resources to provide all residents with access to anthe 6-year-old, who is battling cancer, set out to make a difference for others. and, as mike teselle shows us, the community found a special way to say "thank you." >> reporter:if you haven't met 6-year old taylor hurst.then pay attention. she's is casting quite a spell on others. >>:"the minute we met her it was like wow this girl is something special had to come back next day cause we missed her already." that was the reaction when rocklin police found taylor. who is battling childhood cancer herself. had set up a lemonade

stand to raise money to buy toys and games for *other kids facing cancer treatments. "sometimes when babies get treatment they get a little bit scared, so i always ask my mom if i can help them." and that brings us to her backyard, where today dozens of volunteers worked to transform taylor's backyard as a way to say thank you to a little girl helping others. reporter standup: why a backyard? well, as it is right now, because of taylor's treatments she cannot barefoot in her own backyard for risk of fungal infection by replacing the sod back here and re-doing all this she'll be able to run barefoot in her backyard just like any other kid." are you excited for your backyard? and while taylor couldn't stay to watch because of all the dust.her parents continue to be blown away by everything that's happened since this police officer met this little girl. "all because of this little

girl, how much love she gives to everybody. she's getting some love back because she always gives." "all these people are now family. we're not just strangers.the officers that have pulled this together and made this magic happen they're now forever in our life." taylor stayed at her grandparents' house to avoid the dust, while volunteers finished the yard. skies will be mostly clear tonight with only a few patches of fog a the coast. much warmer weather is expected this weekend. >> reporter: more temperature is really moving in specially sunday monday. in looking good out there right now a san jose clear skies just a gentle breeze blowing receiving warm temperatures toward the golden gate bridge fought for you right now likely to stay that way all day long and may be right through the weekend as well as we will see very strong origin high pressure offshore winds building in. mostly clear mild overnights tonight in a patch of fog out toward the coast line and then clancy of sunshine the start of your saturday with warmer temperatures. specially

in the sunday monday that a fully expect that offshore wind to settle on an temperature's very nice 72 san francisco 75 in oakland 80 degrees above the average in san jose and livermore 82 concord and 83 in santa rosa of this just the beginning of warmer weather on the way it nice outside right now temperatures of 70 degrees in oakland 78 now the napa valley and 68 in petaluma. in the so we're expecting very high temperatures on the way it goes from the sea and warms up compresses pre toasty along the beach numbers as you make your way along the coastline in several cisco 817 barbara. down in the

'30's for milos '70s for highs he'd advisory in effect and toward sunday in the '90s may be triple digits in length and '70s and '80s along the coastline san jose and '80s by tomorrow afternoon warner and the san francisco in the '70s and then in oakland find some sunshine numbers rolling up in the '80s. planning on a warm toasts sunday and some triple digits as well cooling down big time by the end of the week.

two men suspected of roughing up and robbing several street vendors in san jose. are behind bars tonight. police say, 24-year -old michaelangelo cortez- lopez. and 19-year-old richard cortez lopez. are responsible for at least 13- robberies since the end of july.

>> pam:they say in many instances. the suspects beat and pistol -whipped the victims before taking money, food and cell phones. police suspect there could be more victims out there. the san jose airport is getting millions of dollars to make security upgrades following several security breaches.

one federal grant will help pay for upgrades to the fence around the perimeter. it will include surveillance equipment to monitor the area the fence recently was raised to 11 feet in height to make it harder for people to jump it. you may recall a teenager leaped over the fence a couple of years ago and managed to stowaway on a plane to hawaii.

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most >> reporter: lisa these guys and mount hamilton and the observatory looking good play of clear skies it will stay that way and running nice and warm in many spots 82 center rows of 73 livermore and then 62 breezy and san francisco. the advisory in effect and then some triple digits along coastal waters off numbers tomorrow not the big he just get '90s inland and then 70 along the coastline.

as the public p.m. grain straight where at a news at tonight. cathedral on california street. pak was known as one of the most influential figures at activists in san francisco politics. she helped many leaders get their start. >> steve:this weekend both presdiential candidates are taking a break from the main stage to get ready for monday's first presidential debate. >> pam:the latest data shows. the race is tightening. and donald trump is even pulling ahead in some key battlground states. kron 4's national correspondent mark meredith has a look at

where things stand. in the race for the white house. >> reporter:this weekend doanld trump has a reason to celebrate going into the first debate. the new poll numbers show his lead is surging in some battlgeound states, donald trump will be back on the trail this weekend with a rally in virgina on saturday. he'll have a chance to follow up on some comments he made thursday after he praised law enforcement's response after we saw that chaos in charlotte, here's a brief clip of what he had to say. trt: 15 seconds out: total chaos out: and civilization from total chaos. this weekend clinton is set to stay away from the campaign trail - isntead focusing on debate prep - she is going to have plenty of surrogates on her behalf - we know that her daughter former first daughter chelsea clinton will be campaigning and that clinton will be getting a fundraiser from a famous friend s-n-l alumn: amy poheler.

one state we keep watching is ohio -and this weekend clinton is counting on the cast of the hit t-v show the west wing to bring her support. several cast members will campaign in buckeye territory. clinton needs all the help she can get, the latest polls show her trailing trump by about three points - just a few weeks ago she was ahead by large margins. that's a quick look at where things stand in the race for the white house, in washignton, i'm mark meredith.

the deadly sky diving accident from last month was caused by malfunctioning parachutes. that's what the federal aviation administration found. >> pam: he plunged thompson

several times a check in our and the man ignored port and asia more important issues, particularly affecting the poor. and made building an arena for the sacramento kings basketball team, a priority. his lovely wife alicia to read fan emails. plus. listen to what a legendary n-f-l head coach had to say about colin kaepernick's national anthem protest. gary will have the details. and all the sports coming up.

>> gary: eyes on the giants making a run for the pro season selecting one of five pitchers to win at that maltby award as

the top pitcher in baseball. >> gary: and seven innings five hits 10 strikeouts right now the cardinals already game at halfback of the giants in the wild card. and i can't say it enough the giants with three in san diego then the at home in colorado a 10 to the dodgers next week and the dodgers will more than likely wrap it up.

kent >> gary: 2004. first kids half make. $126 million and not ride out a couple years in exactly garnett says that is enough.

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convey and individually a number of players have done that. my opinion what's next get the start somewhere. . >> gary: mike you ever see him.

>> gary: they have a pretty good shot at the playoffs. and never give up until it's too late then when it is barium with criticism.

>> gary: you watch it on the other second time sizing the guy out and then you went and saw a the ceiling for you.

>> pam: are back on kron 4 news at 8:00 we hope to see you then

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